Morne Larcher: a breathtaking hike! Walking, climbing, and admiring the magnificent view that Morne Larcher offers as a reward, like a true rough diamond carved in nature!
Morne Larcher Martinique: an extinct volcano
Standing at 478 meters high, Morne Larcher is a summit of volcanic origin located at the border of the town of Le Diamant in Martinique and Les Anses d’Arlet. It has experienced four eruption phases. The site has been proposed for inclusion in the World Heritage List due to the complexity of its geological composition and the richness of its flora.
It's also a highly appreciated photography spot, offering an exceptional view of the Diamond Bay.
Morne Larcher is the most recognizable part of the "lying woman" formation, as it shapes the "woman's face." Its summit is the woman's chin, which can be seen from several municipalities, including Sainte-Luce, Rivière-Pilote, Sainte-Anne, and Le Marin.
From Le Diamant, you can witness a wonderful sunset behind the "lying woman."
How to get to Morne Larcher?
You can easily access Morne Larcher by car from Les Anses d'Arlet. When you are in the Petite Anse village, take the Rue des Pruniers to reach the parking area. You can also reach Morne Larcher from Anse Cafard by following the numerous signs indicating the hiking site.
Morne Larcher hike: Enjoy your day to the fullest
To fully enjoy your hiking day, make sure to wear good hiking shoes, carry enough water for the day, and pack some food. If you don't, don't worry; you can also find delicious restaurants near the tourist site.
And if you decide to go hiking with children to explore Morne Larcher, make sure they are robust enough to handle some climbing!
Regardless, the breathtaking view that awaits you at the top is truly stunning!
For those who are less courageous and less sporty, it's possible to fly over Morne Larcher by helicopter or paragliding. It's an original way to discover the most beautiful sites in Martinique.
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